objective(s): the purpose of this study was to investigate effects of short-term aerobic exercise on energy intake, appetite and energy-regulating hormones in free-living men and women.   materials and methods: sixteen (eight men, eight women) sedentary young normal weight subjects participated in two experimental conditions with two days apart: five days control with no exercise, and five days...

EVERY ORGANISM INGESTS FOOD (energy). If it takes in too little, it will starve; if it takes in too much, it will become obese. Too little is readily defined as caloric intake less than expenditure, and too much is simply the opposite. Multiple regulatory pathways are known that promote and inhibit feeding and thus regulate energy balance. However, these pathways and their interactions remain i...

1. Internal as well as external factors affecting water ingestion in the eel were analysed using oesophagus-cannulated eels. 2. Acute withdrawal of the blood induced an immediate drinking response in the freshwater eel, whereas infusion of a large amount of hypertonic saline interrupted the copious drinking observed in the seawater eel. 3. The freshwater eel responded to slow infusion of hypert...

Food intake is a regulated system. Afferent signals provide information to the central nervous system, which is the centre for the control of satiety or food seeking. Such signals can begin even before food is ingested through visual, auditory and olfactory stimuli. One of the recent interesting findings is the demonstration that there are selective fatty acid taste receptors on the tongue of r...

UNLABELLED Objective(s) : The purpose of this study was to investigate effects of short-term aerobic exercise on energy intake, appetite and energy-regulating hormones in free-living men and women. MATERIALS AND METHODS Sixteen (eight men, eight women) sedentary young normal weight subjects participated in two experimental conditions with two days apart: five days control with no exercise, an...

background: obesity associated with type 2 diabetes, and hypertension increased mortality and morbidity. glutamate decarboxylase 2 (gad2) gene is associated with obesity and it regulate food intake and insulin level. we investigated the association of gad-2gene −243a>g (rs2236418) and +61450c>a (rs992990) polymorphisms with obesity and related phenotypes. methods: insulin, glucose and lipid lev...